create-orihon-app

Scaffold a project that already draws a map — and shows one sample of each Easy overlay.

npm create orihon-app my-map

Then:

cd my-map
npm install
npm run dev

Or in one shot:

npm create orihon-app my-map -- --yes --install

Templates

| Template | What you get | | --- | --- | | vanilla | Vite + JavaScript | | vanilla-ts | Vite + TypeScript | | react | Vite + React 18 (same Easy API as vanilla) | | react-ts | Vite + React 18 + TypeScript | | cdn | One HTML file via jsDelivr, no bundler |

npm create orihon-app my-map -- --template react-ts --yes --install
npm create orihon-app my-map -- --center 55.75,37.62 --locale ru

| Option | What it does | | --- | --- | | -t, --template <name> | vanilla / vanilla-ts / react / react-ts / cdn | | -y, --yes | Take the defaults, ask nothing | | --center <lat,lng> | Map centre (default Berlin 52.52,13.405) | | --locale <code> | Map UI locale (default en) | | --install | Run the package manager install after scaffolding | | --no-install | Never run it | | -h, --help | Show the usage text |

What the generated project already has

• the stylesheet import — import "orihon/orihon.css" (or CDN link)
• a container with a real height
• an attribution for the tile provider
• one working map with Marker, Polyline, Polygon, GeoJSON and TileLayer samples — delete what you do not need
• vite --open on Vite templates so the browser opens itself

License

Apache-2.0, same as Orihon.